Wilson Tobs Down Yanks By 5 1 Count
Wilson's Don Dobrino allowed four hits in a 5-1 win over Greensboro securing his 12th victory of the season. The Tobs broke a 1-1 tie with three seventh inning runs, sparked by Roger Bean on base via an error. Maury Lerner and Larry Elliot produced key hits, with Bean scoring on a sacrifice fly in the eighth to cap the scoring.
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Elder White
Maury Lerner
Larry Elliot
White
Lerner
Duncan Campbell
Baseball's Top Ten Leading Batsmen Listed by AP
The Associated Press presents Baseball's Top Ten Leading Batsmen based on 275 at bats. Key names include Killebrew of Washington with 34, Colavito of Cleveland 32, Allison of Washington 27, Lemon of Washington 26, Triandos of Baltimore, Jensen of Boston, Maxwell of Detroit 23, and Malzone of Detroit among others.
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Pete Pihos to join Tulane coaching staff
New Orleans AP reports Pete Pihos, pro football star and former Indiana standout, will join Tulane as end coach on coach Andy Pilney's staff. Tulane Athletic Director R. C. Baumbach announced that Pihos will begin with the Green Wave next week after setting many records with the Philadelphia Eagles over nine pro seasons.
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Robinson
NEW Orleans
Pete Pihos
Tulane University
Andy Pilney
Green Wave
R. C. Baumbach
Pihos
Indiana
Tulane
Philadelphia Eagles
Raleigh Sweeps Two From Tribe in Carolina League Doubleheader
Raleigh roared back to beat Alamance 2-1 and 5-3 to extend its lead over Wilson in the Carolina League. Dick Radatz pitched the opener with 10 strikeouts over three hits in a complete game. Moran and Yastrzemski sparked the nightcap with key hits and a five-run rally.
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Alamance
Wilson
Michigan State
Dick Radatz
al Moran
Carl Yastrzemski
Radatz
Morgan
Durham Wins In Carolina League Box Score Report
Box score highlights Durham 7 Justus 6 in loss to Storm with Gregory credited win and Justus charged with loss. HR by White and a 2-8 DP noted. Umpire, time listed as 3:05.
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Meauliffeham
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Queen
Dore
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Durham
Gregory
Justus
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Toby Greene Named 1959 College Baseball Coach of the Year
Toby Greene of Oklahoma State University who steered OSU to the 1959 collegiate world series championship tops the Amers poll for the 1959 College Baseball Coach of the Year. He bested Frank Lancet of the University of Arizona and Pete Beiden of Fresno State in the voting.
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Toby Greene
Oklahoma State University
Greene
Amers
Frank Lancet
University of Arizona
Pete Beiden
Fresno State
Iowa Mat Coach Harold M. Howard Dies at 75
Harold M. Howard a longtime University of Iowa wrestling coach died in an Iowa City hospital. He was 75 and had served 30 years at Iowa. Death was attributed to a blood clot. He had boxed in Denmark and came to the United States in 1915 as a professional wrestler and was once the world light heavyweight champion.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Harold M
Mike) Howard
University of Iowa
Denmark
United States
Bees Run by the Associated Press Scores and Players
A fragmented AP roundup lists Bees and players Geiger Red Sox Musial Porter Cardinals H Anderson Thomas Reds Cepeda McCovey Alou Kirkland Giants among others with numbers indicating runs and touches on multiple teams in a brief score summary.
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Porter
Cardinals
H. Anderson
Phillies
Thomas
Reds
Cepeda
McCovey
Alone
Kirkland
Giants
Traynham Wins Dramatic Biltmore Golf Championship
Dillard Traynham of Greenville overcame a late 3 hole lead to secure a 1 up victory over Joe Bryan of St. Petersburg for the Biltmore Forest Club Invitational title. Bryan rallied from six down after 16 holes but missed a pivotal downhill 4 foot putt on the final hole as Traynham sealed the win.
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Dillard Traynham
Greenville
S. C
Joe Bryan
St. Petersburg
Fla
Biltmore Forest
Bryan
Traynham
Greensboro swimmers set marks in two-day meet
Greensboro athletes Penny Taliaferro and Karen Gill set two senior records each in the two day Charlotte meet. Charlotte dominated with 32 event wins and 24 records toppled Sunday as Susie Ressseguie and others set junior and senior marks.
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Greensboro
Penny Taliaferro
Karen Gill
Miss Taliaferro
Miss Gill
Susie Resseguie
Ft. Bragg
Robert Gullette
Raleigh
Charles Fennell
Abbeville
S.C
Dick Young
Rod Worley
Asheville
Thad Adams
Raynor Handley
Aiken
Kathy Helf
Squaw Valley Enters Legal and Political Controversy
Peaceful ABC by the committee, Hale said. If it comes off, it won't be the first time Squaw Valley has been in the courts. There were long legal hassles over land condemnation for the Squaw Valley site. Congress had to pass special laws to ease immigration for foreign athlete entries. Last year Alan Bartholemy quit in protest against the organizing committee. The committee faced criticism for not holding bobsledding, choosing Toboggoning instead due to few entries. The national issue of Nationalist Chinese athletes also touched Squaw Valley amid bids to cut federal aid if Red Chinese athletes competed.
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Hale
Squaw Valley
Congress
Alan Bartholemy
Washington
Legion Series Halted By Rains In Kannapolis
In Kannapolis North Carolina rain washed out the American Legion playoff game with the score tied 4 4 in the eighth inning The best of seven series now stands Wilmington leading 2 1 and will resume Monday night with the game restarted from the beginning per officials
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N.C
Wilmington State American Legion
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Larry Lee Captures National Junior Golf Title
Spokane’s Larry Lee defeated Michael J. McMahon of Atlanta 2 up in the final to win the 12th National Junior Golf Championship at Stanford. Lee led 3 up early, kept a solid game on the 6650 yard course, and succeeded Gordon B. Baker of Florence as titlist after semifinals wins.
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Spokane
Larry Lee
Pacific Northwest
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Atlanta
Lee
Stanford
McMahon
Gordon B. Baker
Florence
S.C
Baker
Fred Leffingwell Jr
Miami Beach
Fla
Kermit Zarley
Seattle
Baseball grip gains for golf pros in earnings race
Bob Rosburg climbs to fifth in year money after winning the PGA championship, with $24,699. Art Wall Jr leads the money list at $46,240, while Gene Littler, Mike Souchak, and Arnold Palmer also rank high. Wall tops Vardon Trophy stroke average at 70.28 and Ryder Cup points with 995.
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Fila
Bob Rosburg
Art Wall Jr
Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Professional Golfers Assn
Wall
Pocono Manor
Gene Little
Singing Hills
Mike Souchak
Durham
N.C
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Souchak
Doug Oe
Mahopac
N.Y
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
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Littler
Kimsey Surprises in Charlotte Junior Olympic Swim Meet
Charlotte meet ends with Donna Jean Kimsey earning two third place finishes in the girls 15-16 class after moving up from 13-14. High Swim Club notes strong showings from Bobby Gray, 11-12 group, and a 13-14 girls relay placing third. Ruppenthal plans to take six girls and Bobby Gray to the Peach Blossom meet in Spartanburg next weekend.
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Charlotte
Donna Jean Kimsey
Donna Jean
Bobby Gray
Kineey
Lions and Rams forge NFL exhibition tie in Colorado
Detroit Lions rally from behind twice in a 20-20 tie with the Los Angeles Rams at Folsom Field Boulder Calif with Earl Morrall directing the offense and Jerry Perry kicking a 32 yard field goal with 27 seconds remaining to seal the draw.
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Jerry Perry
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Los Angeles Rams
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Earl Morrall
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Perry
Los Angeles
Jack Morris
Danny Lewis
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Lewis
Southern Amateur Golf Meet Opens in Mississippi
The 53rd Southern Amateur Golf Tournament starts Monday in Jackson with 190 players from 11 states seeking 64 final spots. Qualifying runs 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Jackson Country Club, 6,346 yards, par 70, with three days of 36 hole match play after initial rounds.
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Tagsissippi
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Georgia
Florida
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South Carolina
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Kentucky
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Greensboros Hockey Loop Meeting Set at Memorial Coliseum
League president Tom Lockhart will lead officials and six team owners in Greensboro at Sedgefield stadium to discuss a possible franchise. The Memorial Coliseum near completion will host the Generals and provide a local showcase. A New York build schedule will push plans back about a year with events from 6 p.m. and a 7 p.m. dinner.
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Tom Lockhart
New York
Sedgefield
Memorial Coliseum
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Semone Oat
Gold Cup Boat Race Heads to Lake Washington
The 52nd Gold Cup 90 mile race on Lake Washington features top boats and speeds up to 170 mph. An immense crowd is expected as boats run a three heat format with sections due to many entries. Starting gun set for 12 noon Pacific Time.
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Lake Washington
Hawaii Kai Ili
Jack Regas
Pink Hydro
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Brien Edgar Kaiser
Joe Mascari
New York City
Conerly and Shaw Fire TD Passes for Giants Win
In Winooski Vermont the Giants veterans Charlie Conerly and George Shaw threw 40 yard TD passes in a staged practice game. Conerly connected with Don Maynard for a 44 yard score on the last play of the first quarter as rookie fullback Jack Delveux showed well on drives up the middle.
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Winooski Partk
Charlie ‘Conerly
George Shaw
New York Giants
Conerly
Don Maynard
Jack Delveux
University of Illinois
49er Defensive Unit Stands Tough in Moraga Scrimmage
In Moraga California the 49ers limited the offense to three touchdowns with a four man defensive line featuring Moraze 275 pounds and Leo Nomellini 255 at tackles. The longest play was a 50 yard pass run from quarterback Y A Tittle to Billy Wilson. Rookie Luther at halfback contributed in the unit.
James Caspers Continues Lead in Bowing Standings
Rochester bowler James Caspers remains top with 1 59 points. The next three are St Louis 1 580 Robert Rhodes 1 536 and O K Smathers 1 473. Smathers hails from Bernard North Carolina while defending world champion Stig Thysell of Sweden sits 11th with 1 426 points.
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Robert Rhodes
O.K. Smathers
Smathers
Bernard, N.C
Stig Thysell
Sweden
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